| Name |
Meaning |
Origin |
Popularity |
Other Gender |
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Alpha
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Alpha; lead
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Greek
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Arrow
|
Hunting tool
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English
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Aston
|
East town; ash tree settlement
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English
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Atlas
|
Enduring
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Greek
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Audi
|
Listen
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Latin
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Axel
|
My father is peace
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Scandinavian
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Baron
|
Young warrior
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Hebrew
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Bentley
|
Bent grass meadow
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English
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Bravo
|
Excellent, courageous
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Italian
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Carlo
|
Free man
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Spanish
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Carr
|
From the swampy place.
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Scandinavian
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Cavalier
|
Knight, Horseman
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French
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Cherokee
|
People of a different speech
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Native American
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Chevy
|
Horseman; knight
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French
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Colt
|
Young horse
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English
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Cooper
|
Barrel maker
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English
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Cruz
|
Holy cross
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Spanish
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Dayton
|
Day's settlement" or "David's settlement
|
English
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Diesel
|
Diminutive form of Matthias or Dietrich
|
German
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Dodge
|
Dodge
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English
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Ferrari
|
Blacksmith
|
Italian
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Ford
|
River crossing
|
English
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Forrester
|
Woodsman; woods
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French
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Franklin
|
Free landholder
|
English
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Gauge
|
Measurer
|
English
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Holden
|
Deep valley
|
English
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Lexus
|
Law
|
Latin
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Lincoln
|
Lake colony
|
English
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Mack
|
Son of; greatest
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Latin
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Martin
|
Of Mars
|
Latin
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Maverick
|
Independent one
|
American
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Monte
|
Mountain
|
Latin
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Morgan
|
Circling sea
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Welsh
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Nash
|
By the ash tree
|
English
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Owen
|
Noble born
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Welsh
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Packard
|
Packed bundle
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German
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Peirce
|
Form of Pierce/Peter
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English
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Race
|
Running Competition
|
English
|
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Ranger
|
Forest guardian
|
French
|
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Renault
|
Ruler's advisor
|
Latin
|
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Rocket
|
Jet-propelled Tube
|
English
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Royce
|
“Roy’s son,” from Roy and ce, here regarded as “son.”
|
German
|
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Speed
|
Good fortune
|
English
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Stanley
|
Stony meadow
|
English
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